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Show 907 MAY 8, OGDEN, UTAH. WEDNESDAY, HmiWnilllllHAliHIA July. 116.25. 15.12. 61612: TIIE MORNING EXAMINER, 16,20. 116.20, 616.2W. CilL E Lard-M- PETERSON July, July, 99.69, TRADING STILL REMAINS ON UTAH 'CHANGE. GROCERY Salt Lake, May MARKET PipMIM Ml Ml Aon Bring M Sid US h Cor. 241h and Grant Belt; ading IIS IdAipmAmI The professional New Turk. May to themmarket the had operator selves today. They found the line downof the least resistance to be ofwards and accordingly sold and a eeek profit fered prices down to market upon the short aids of tho on The statement of the day wai conof depresxton, fostered by several efsiderations. Probably the moat abandon-mau- l the tbeee of fective tai of tho recent operaixma r the rise lu a handful of stocks whlcu have made tip the largest proportion of the dealings far a considerable time past. The perception of tho facts that profits were being taken in thed stocks and the running out of tho demand for them aroused tho stitpft" of a manipulative origin for the estenslve advances which have occurred and affected tha tone of the whole market in consequence. Union Pacific end Rending have made up the bulk of the recent market and their relapse today did not leave room for the escape of the general d list. The iie la Reading- - was by tha marked weakness la Delaware A Hudson which developed yesterday and continued today. Tho pressure on this stock had the appearance ( liquidation. Reports of new. financing Involving issue of new securities were amongai the attempted explanations. Union 1'edfic also wm the subject of recurrent rumors 01 an Issue of new securities to h nance It requirements. New York Central was under some degree of positive pressure, which was attributed to the disappointment felt by shareholders over the large deficit below the dividend requirement shown by the earnThis ings for the Marco quarter. showing in fact has proved a factor of discussion in the whole uarset and Its influence bus not subsided with tbs Interval elapsed since its publication. Crop prospects continued to be s disturbing influence in toe stock market in eplje of tha view of a number of competent in a tone of warning authorities against exaggerated fears for The crops st the present stage. The weekly bulletin uf the westbey bureau gave oonaiM Information, however, of decidedly unfavorable condition over a large part of the win tar wbeat egbia. Traders in storks were inclined to discount an unfavorable report from the agricultural department ou iVldsy. Thera was some discussion of possible unfavorable developments in tho money situation, prompted by the suggestion of an early outgo of gold from hero to Paris and by rumors that the secretary of the treasury was about de-to withdraw part of the government posit with the banks. There was s dedlns in sterling exchange hers and n rise at Paris during the duy, both of the movements widening the margin which still exists before gold shipments to Paris would beeoms profitable. The alleged Intention to withdraw government deposits wss denied. Transfers of 13,000,000 to Ssa Francisco and today were said to bo Induced by the progress ef reconstruction work In that city. The movement is a factor in tbs diminishing bank reserve! in New York, The longshoremen's . strike wag regarded as an unpleasant Inoident lu Us possible effects on railroad traffic center here. Covering by shorts caused a recovery of part of the day's declines Atchison developed some positive strength, attributable to more favorable views of the controvertible bon, issue. Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par value fl.CfiA.OOO, IT. s. bonds were unchanged on call. 7. is ing paual etoeaiy every Jay. Lower Mammoth seems stronger. Reports that s good Bad has been made on the l,7w-futeral; a crystaliasd laad formation has bees found, but tbs management to saying nothing about this. Nevada HUls sold st $4.30 ou the open board but dropped to $4.17 ea the epea board. Two sales marked the transfer call and 600 shares. 5ud during the regular call and 100 ea the upea board, fade Sam is weak, but took a alight brace of luo this morning. Three sale each during the regular call sent the slock from TS to T7. sad it eloaed ua the open board at 78, 1,30(1 sell log at the last price. 8 tar Consolidated was a fairly active seller sad Victor moved suddenTwo sales ly, and la big chunks. mowed 8.000 a ha res, 1,000 at 13, and 4.000 at 1114. May Day moved from. 33 to 3314 on the open board, 1.000 shares changing bauds. Bullock cams mu-force- NOTICE TO Horse Breeders Just arrived from California, the hot paring riaHton, Happy and tha rare record 1:90 grand standard broad trortlnf stallion, "Package" race record 1:20, Hoolt-gm- a, 1-- time 2:12. These horses your service Is Ogden. 01 be A Reading, Delaware Hudson Were the Active Stoofca. ot im ut to - st Bee pun-Ush- t Johnson & Dee THE LIVERYMEN for further particulars at 248 24th Street Seeds Seeds Garden and Flower Seeds A FULL AND COMPLETE LINE. Pratt's Poultry Pood and Lice Killer. The famous Columbia and Pratt's Stock Remedies. FLOUR Domestic and Imported. PsleuL Hay, Onto and High Produce. Prompt delivery. Utah Feed & Produce Co. 2211 Wash. Phonea CLOSING STOCK LIsV. Atchison I,, do preferred Baltimore and Ohio Canadian Pacific Chicago and North Western do preferred Colorado Southern Denver and Rio Grsnle do preferred Garden and Flower . 96 . . (Si Son HAY AND GRAIN. 2310 Washington Avsnus. Both Phonea flnemont. Ban Antonio. Tex., May 7. William Lewie, a former negro member of com- infentry, has appany F, Twenty-fift- h plied in the federal court for a writ of habeas corpus, alleging that he is being Illegally restrained of his liberty at fort Bliss After being acquitted In a civil court at K1 Paso, ou a charge of murder in connection with the death of another member of the company to which Lewis belonged, and the fatal wounding of a civil-laLewis was found guilty of conduct to the prejudice of good order and military discipline by a court 'martial and his punishment fixed at dishonorable discharge from the anny and to bo confined at hard labor for five b. yean. ' Lewis now asks that the federal court' liberate him, charging that he You will all agree that there's nothing Is being Illegally confined and reThe petition better than having your linens turned strained of his liberty. names Major J.M. T. Psrtello. out in an attractive manner. A well infsutry, as the officer relaundered shirt will create a favorable straining him. The decision in this case will have impression at all times. We make a an Important bearing upon future nn out In linens specialty of turning court martial proceedings. attractive manner. We await your bandies. . 21 . 47 $10 Ogden Steam Laundry henna 371 417 lit For the unit and conviction of any party or parties stealing tbs Ogden 3 land srC or the Morning Examiner. LAMAR NELSON, Circulator. .134 . 95 Southern Pacific . 21 Southern Railway .149 Vnlon Pacific . 93 do preferred . 13 .. --. abash . 17 Wisconsin Central Miscellaneous. . 94 Amalgamated Copper . 37 American Car and Foundry . 63 American Ijocoraotire American Smelting and Refng. .131 .108 do preferred . 60 Brooklyn Rapid Transit . 35 Colorado Fuel and iron . 76 International Paper . 76 National Biscuit . 63 National Isd Pacific Mull . 26 . 92 People s Iras . 85 Pressed Steel Car Pullman Palace Car .ir.6 Standard Gil .522 .124 Sugar ........ Tennessee Coil and Iron .146 United States Steel . 37 102 do preferred Western Union . 82 Northern Pacific .134 Great Northern .135 International Metropolitan ... . 24 l . 54 preferred . 70 Macksy tlo preferred . 67 ........ ........ ............... ............... Sept, ; - Cash Quotations May 7. Ctu--h quotations wera as follows: Flour, firm. . Architect 49; 5U. 45a No. 2 white, No. 2 onto. 46; No. 3 white. 4144. No. 2 rye, 73; fair to choice malt- ing. No. 44; 73a75. 1 flax scad. bbl.; Atterney-at-uw- ship-meat- and 815 Livery Stables ... . FUTURES. Chicago. JJay 7. The leading futures ranged a follows: Wheat May. 82. 82, 82; July, SO. 84. 85; Sept.. 87T. 80. M'.a: Corn Dee., May. 88.4S?i,"4S: $a, 49. :. 49s. 49a; 49a. 49a. Oats-M- ay, 43. 42a43, :i.Pork May, Sept., 88. July, 50, 44. 44. 44; July. Sept., 36, 36. 43a; $16.00,. $15.90, $15.90; 1 1 H 1 . A. G. HORN, SPITE HOUSE J. P. ONEILL CONSTRUCTION O.Centractero and Buildsrc ef lew era Cement Walks Street Paving nd Gravel Reefing 42$ 25th st Miscellaneous OGDEN FLORAL CO. ERNEST M. W. JONEA Plano, Cabinet, Organ and Han many. Studio 3343 Wash. Ava. THE PORTER FLORAL CO. Choice eut flowers always on hand. Floral designs a specialty. Greenhouse cor. Jefferson sve. and Twentieth at W. L. Porter, Mgr. Phonea Bell 260Z; Ind. 293. FLORAL CO. Rosas. Carnations, a and Cut Flowers overy day. Wa think our prices to bo tho lowest : Pet planto In. monthly. Calla-Llllla- J B. VAN DER BCHUIT. Funeral designs ef all kinds; cut flowers and potted plants. .All promptly filled. Phons 960Z. 740 Twenty-eight- h st, STILLWELL A NEWMAN . Florists. Choice and Bedding Plants of all kinds. Give ua a call. Btora 2579 Wash.' Avo. Real Estate Agents CARL C. RASMUSSON Real Estate, Loans, Rentals sod Firs Insurance. First National Bank Bldg. Ind 'Phone 47A WM. A. Real nenia. HlCKENLOOPEA 1 estate, in .u ranee 209 ,'ssor to and Invest Ecatoe Building aa N. H. Ives. N. H. IVE9, Live Stock, Ranch, City Proparty Hemes on easy payments. 2414 Wash, Avo. Phone 1396. MISS ALMA BAUER, . Teacher of Plana Boll Phons Studio, 2309 Adams 321 K. Ind Phono 3462A. W. B. WEDELL Batata, Leans, Insurance and Rentals. 2468 Washington ava, Beyl, black. Both phonea MHa A P. HUNTER Teacher of Qultar and Mandolin (Moravian By atom). Also Plana Studio 2241 Quincy Ava Surety Benda, Real Estate Insurance, IIS Ecdee Bldg. Plano Builders Real . General 359 9th el 750, Bell 1134. GEO. OLMBTEADl W. N. PEIRCA Estate, Notary, Fire and Life Inauranoe, 413 24th at Both ' phonea MRA A E. REDFIELD. Teacher ef Plana Ball phone 341-Studio, 349 Washington Avenua ALLEN TRANSFER CO, Albers Furniture Vans Allen, Proprietor. and Storage. ' Cabo at a moment's Notice Office 412 25th st Phone MRS. MARY L. SHIPP. G. A. MULLER A SON, Dealer In Wall Paper, Paper Hang Ing, Painting, Tinting and General Deooratlng. Wa arc authorities on 2532 Wash, avo, wood finishing opposite Library. Ind Phona Contractor and Builder. Office and shop at residence, BOO 24th ot, West Ogden. Bell phono 41 IX. CELESTE CONROY. Late Pupil of Loopold Godowsky New York, May 7. By tho win of of Bsrlln, Germany. Instructor of Mrs. Emma J. Richardson of this city, ' In muslo ths State Industrial . who died In Charleston, 8. C SaturSchool. Studio at 300 25th 0 tract day, the bulk 'of her fortune, estimated Phonea, Ind. 400; Boll, ISA at $6,000,040, la left to Mrs. William A W. MEEK. Tucker Washburn, a niece, according Plumbing and Hosting Removes from th 25th BL shop to 264 Paper-hanger- s9 to an announcement published today. Wash. Avo. led phona Mrs. Washburns daughter, Mine Emms Luqjr, will get the millions ultimately, os she is bar mother's heir. ; She Is gives several hundred thousand John N. Ford and Son Paper, dollars a a wedding portion. She la Pocatella hsngera. Decorators and Dsslgnsra Ogdsa to bo married next month to 8!dnoy Sell phone 243 X. Leavo orders at ELITE CLEANING CO Beardsley Wood of Bridgdport,. Conn. Cleaners and Dyera. Boylo Furniture Co. Estobiihod Taylor A The will of Mrs. Richardson, after 1331. Wilson, Ptoprietora Both Phones. dletrihutlng over (500,000 among various church end charities, leares the HU H-- I IIIM' IHHH-H- 4 4,4 H..4...1.'H.'M.'H4 1 remaining millions to Mrs. Washburn. Mrs. Richardson wan the widow of Joseph Richardson, who died In 1R97. Mr. Klrhsrdoa came Into publicity be- ing a flagman who wan protecting the fore his death when, because of nn freight train. RULE BILL The Deal alleged dispute with a neighbor, he C. A. Warner, baggageman. built what became known sa n apka W. T. Thomas, fireman on freight bouse" st Eighty-seconstreet and J. K. Painter, express messenger. Lexington avenue. Tho house was TO built on a strip of land which had a Charlea. Christy, fireman of the train. frontage of only seven feet and was about 100 feet deep. This unique house The moet seriously injured: was Richardson's home until his C. W. Riley, engineer of freight death. train, leg cut off above ankle and Internal Injuries. DUBLIN CASTLES DOWNFALL M. L Psrklua, fireman of freight Boston, May 7. John O'Callaghsn. train, collar bone broken, ana and national secretary of tha United Irish bead Injured. MEANS DOWNFALL OF DUBLIN Ijeague of America, said today: . CASTLE RULE. "The only thing apparent from the SOMEWHAT DISAPPOINTING. provisions of this nbw Irish bill Is Philadelphia, May 7. Michael J. Rythat It means the downfall of Dub- an. national president of the United lin Castle.'' an anti-IrisInstitution. Irish League of America, when shown Balfour Claims It Will Give the Irish With castle government destroyed, the cablegram summary of the Irish an Unfair Advantage in complete borne rule to asnnred. John bill, said: Legislation. The terms are disappointing and RednionJ and the Irish party can be from home safely t ranted to make the measure seem to be broader before it : raves the House of rule, but tbe whole measure will be London, May 7. The Irish council, ' Commons." passed upon at tbe national convention of tbe Irish people summoned to tho object of which la to provide tat FOG CAUSED A WRECK. meet in Dublin, on May 21st. it la tbe establishment and functions of an unfortunate that England could not administrative council" at Dublin, was Four Trainman Killed .and Thrst In- measure up at least to the heights Introduced in the House of Commons reached by Gladstone. . jured in a Collision. today by the chief secretary for Ireland. Mr. Birrell, before an audience OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Wheeling, w. Vs.. May 7. In a O O which crowded every corner of tho dense fog emrly today the New O TOWN IS DESTROYED,. O house. express. No. 7. upon the Bal- O Tbe bill was anticipated with the Panama, May 7. Advices re- - O timore Ohio railroad, crashed Into O here state that fire at O keenest Interest. It advocates refer an east bound freight train an It was O ceived Bocas Del Toro, Panama, Sat- - O to It aa tho Irish council bill," owing tnklng the siding at Ronby's Rocks, O nrday, practically destroyed the O to Its creation of a council to take over twenty miles east of here, killing four O town. O a number of the administrative fetof the railroad men, seriously Injur- O on Is a port O ter of Irish rula. But to Ireland and Bocas Del Toro ing three others and slightly Injuring O the Pacific, situated on an is- - O tbe public the bill la the Irish bill," five passengers. a O land of the same name. It has O with hom6 rule presented In a new and The engines, baggage, mail and ex O population of 3.000 or 4.000. A O ; modified form. press car were demolished hut the O lire there In March, 1904. do- - O j As Ur. Birrell explained, the govpassenger coaches and the sleepers O strayed over one hundred O ernment's measure is but a stepping were uninjured. The cause la said to O houses, the damage aggregating O stone, but H gives some promise of be the fog which prrvented the en- O a half million dollars la gold. O ultimata home rule. gineer of the paesenger train from see- lOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD Mn. Birrell explained that the ob Contracting Plumbers 22. TRANSFER VANE Plane moving a specialty. 32S Id; 25t$. Both phones 2BE JOQ4-LON- S. E. MALAN t PRESENTED pns-neng- er T h 1 : A W. MALAN TRANSFER CO. . Vang Drays and Baggage W agora Our spadaltlau Plana, Furniture and Safe Moving; Storage Office, 40B 28th et Bee Blades Phene. MALAN . SLADE'S HACKS MEET ALL , TRAINS. Carriages In waiting day er night Vane, Drays and Baggage Wagons Plano Moving a Specialty. Exaura, ion Buoacs Office Ind. 224; Bell 220; Res.. Bell 40. All Kindo of Transfer Work. Office 40$ Twenty-fift- h Street Painter and Directory. Cleaning and Dyeing and Real Teacher of Gluter and Mandolin. Residence 304 33d St InA Phono PETER UNANDER, Contractor and Builder; St Ball phono 67$ Z. M. FORRI6TALL. Transfer Companies .' Boll J. - BERTHA M. PAYNE, Teacher ef Plana Wall. lad. Phona IgA 2350 at' DENT MOWREY and Celia WadeH-Kleo- 118A Six Million Dollars to bo Dlvldod, a Fraction of the Wealth Going to Charity. THE THOMAS STUDIO High Qrade Portrait r, n Crayon and India Ink. 2467 w7T Avo. Both 'Phonoa. JOSEPH BALLANTYKE. Olrocter Ogdsa Taberrvolo Chet, Volos Building Specialty, PM 253 Orchard Ava 'Bldg Ind Contractors and P. A. ISAKION. Roar of 245-4- 7 22nd phono, 296Z, RICHARDSON. m or-de- ra a OP THE WIDOW OF JOA L. WEBER, Photographer. Every variety of photo ait 8431 Wash. avo. Both 'ghoaaa KELLY A HERRICK. General Insurance, Laena and Rentals, Real Estate Invsoinwata - FRED HOWARD, Contractor and Builder. P. Bon 395. Phono, 617Z. ACHY to? Music and Instructors . VARNEY Protographer; Studio Aniatic. Washington Avenue, Ogden, A picture that looks like you. Cement Contractors JOS. MscLAUCH LAN, Auditor end Accountant, Notary and Conveyancer. Office Ream 42, First National Bank building Ind. Phans 470. Floral Artiste. .Store 413 Twenty-fourth at. Greenhouse opposite Qlenwood park. Phonos, Bell $36x, Ind. 193, . . Printers ul. ' Masonry and City Florists Sheep Receipts 11,000. Steady; natives $4.40s6.75; western 4.40s6.75; yearlings 96.75a7.65; lambs $6.50s6.66; western 66.60s8.75. Kaneae City Cattle. Kansas City, Mo., May 7. Cattle Receipts 1,000; steady. Native stun 64.75a6.0; native cows and heifers 92.S5sS.35; Stockers and feeders $3.50 s5.25; bulls $3.15a4.50; calves $3.50a 6.50; western fed steers $4.3ba5.54; western fed cows tB.25a4.7S. market 6,000; Shesp Receipts steady. Muttons $5.S0s6.60; lambs $7.00s8.60; range wethers $5.50s7.00; fed ewes $5.25s6.60. eler and Optician. Dealer' in Art Goods and Notions, Victor Talking Machines and records, 2582 Wash. Avsnus. Auditors and. Accountants 1-- 170 GEO. HARTLEY Clock and Watch Maker and Jew- Ava 1--2; Tha Mouse of Quality known in music. 2414 thing LUKE CRAWSHAW, A. BETLZER. Watchmaker and Jewelor. st Major Drug Store. Attorney at Law. Over Badeen Drug Store, Wash. j CHAMBERLAIIgjHOMAg . 25th ' Chicago Cattle. Chicago, May 7. Cattle Receipts 3,500. Market steady. Beeves $4.S0a 6.40; cows el.g0a4.75; heifers $2.60a 3.30; oalves 65.00s5.75; good to prime steers 5.40s6.40; poor to medium 54.--1 I0a5.80; Stockers and feeders (3.30s 5.00. Market 15,000. Hog Receipts mixed strong. Light 96.25a6.52 66.25sC.52 heavy I6.10a6.60; rough 96.10a6.25; pigs. 95.9ua6.40; good to choice heavy 6.40st.50. t Pianos Street, J. Bell 509, Ind. 80. , ISAK50N. 1eweers st-La- , c. & Plain and decor,, iv, and paperhanging. n d,;!! ti"9 at, mates 190 WILLIAMS BROA Twenty-fift- h AGEE A M'CRACKEN, , Painters n 63. 84 and 55 Counselors First National Bank Bldg Phonea 1 - 7 Livery and Feed gtablea Phones: 715. 239 Ball 111; Independent 1 Wool St Louis, Mo., May 7. Wool Steady; territory and western mediums 22a26; fine medium 18s21; flu 14al6. DEATH 1 1 Furnishings 46-4- Ecdee Building. VOLNEY C. GUNNELL . Off.ce 2374 Week-IngtoAva Both phonea 77L Produce. On thd produce exchange today the butter market wss easy; creameries, 18a25; dairies, 18s23. Eggs firm st mark esses included, 16; firsts, 16; prime firsts, 17. Cheese steady, 14slL HE BUILT A mHH A. NELLES, LADIES' TAILOR. Workmanship and fit guaranteed. 7 Lewis Block- - Ind. Suite s Phene 159. - Attomey-at-Law- bu.; ship-- 61,100 H H 44-- Ladies9 Tailors P house. R. A FARNSWORTH $14 Wheat Receipts, 100,000 bu.; shipments, 12.600 bu. Corn Receipts, 410.400 bu.; ship-menu, 222,900 bu. Oats Receipts, 493,500 bu.; ship-menu, 259.900 bu. Rye Receipts, 9,000 bu.; shipments, 9,000 bu. Barley Receipts, menta, 10,600 bu. (stk First Nit JOSEPH CHEZ, Attorney and Counselor at Lavs. 40 and 41 First National Bank Bldg Ogden, Utah. Beth phonea No tary in effica j Receipts and Shipments. 59,100 1 1 1 THE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING CO, Na 2300 and 2395 Wash. Ava, ascend hand goods bought and sold. Both phonos 1144. - Attorneys $4.90. high wines, $1.29. 49,900 bbla. 66 A 87 snir 1H1 per bbl, 615.90s 16.00. Lard per 100 lbs, 68 80. Short dear sides, boxed, 68.87a Flour Receipts! GRAVIS. woods a ca p. c. 6.65. Mess pork basis of A. 25 First NatT Sank BlOg ell Phone 385 K. Aromtecto. Clover, contract grades. 615J5. Short ribs side, louse, 68.50s 9.25. Whisky, A No. 1 monk-- 1 $L18; western, 11.25. Prime timothy sued, House Architects No. 2 spring wheat, 96s89; No. 3, 77s76; Sol 3 red, 82HS3. No. 2 yellow, No. 3 cron, 1 Ogden Business Directory 67; fS.92. FS.82. $S.92, $S,92- York-'Chicag- CHICAGO Twin-ty-fift- BEWABO 21 . 75 .145 .122 .112 St Plul T. B. Heller . 24 .143 .118 Illinois Gentral . Louisville and Nashville Mexican Central Missouri Pacific New York Central Pennsylvania Reading ,.... Rock Island do preferred . POULTRY SUPPLIES. 9514 . 98 .176 . . .150 .200 . 25 . 28 '. 74 Erie Our splendid stock elds you to select Just whet you want Come end aee ua Stock remedies will be a specialty with ua 28A0; 9.15, Chicago, Unicn PaciRc, ua the local mining stuck esekauge. tke IS. 000 stark belair- OF PROFESSIONALS IN CHARGE WALL STREET. FAIR Reports That a Good Find Has Bssn Made ea the 1,700 Foot Level-N- ew. Htlle Drops. m MEAT 1 u Sept., WKtoly!l,i8.75. & CO B 791 $9W. 64.95, ay. 69.05. I 4'44-4-H-4- Upholstering - KRYN VAN KAMPEN Upholstering, mattroas making, cap pet cleaning laying and fitting Funfltura packed for shipping 447 25th Street, Both 'Phonea II 1 1 II 1 1 Ml I H of the Mil la to associate the of the Irish people aa a wtoM with the conduct of purely Irish affaire. aw-time- ject It contained no trace tive iff now legisla- power. The departments coming under tra control iff the proposed council wool he the local government board, the w partment of agriculture, the congew districts board, the commissioners W public works and national edncaUoS the Inspectors of the reformatory aa industrial schools and the ragUB general . . . The council would consist of lgW Imperially two elected and twenty-tw- o ' . nominated members. A certain annual sum, to ho fix o by parliament overy five yrm, be charged to the consolidated and paid Into a separate Irish fond. 'She Irish fund would be paid a special Irish treasury, having aa Irish treasurer. The council would have the power to appoint and remove officers nom the eight departments it vrould w I8 lt tTOl. John Redmond, the Irish loader, that until he and his cdlesgw time to consider the Mil B4 Irish public oplffton not give a deliberate on I J .7 or final J "hr. Balfour, the opposition characterized the bill as a groeiT' 7 fair one as tbe Irish member I lament were still able to intonate VL English and Scotch affairs be House of Cornll one would to lay a word in the anak'gu ness about to bo transferred new cunctl. . The measire would not lerJ relieve the aeplrationa 0 B 1. and would only cause confusion ministration. RSULTfc WANT ADS YIELD BIO |